Review: Bouncy Bullets (PlayStation 4)
In a world where the sky is blue and water is pink, with icebergs replaced by floating ice-creams, Bouncy Bullets is a colorfully vibrant first-person shooter that will task players to traverse wonderful terrains, in a bid to reach the portal that awaits them at the end of every level.
Pros:
- Cartoon graphics.
- 109mb download size.
- Cross-buy with PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita.
- Stackable Platinum trophies. (3 in total)
- Speed run shooter gameplay.
- All levels are timed.
- Game-get to the exit as fast as you can, levels may have platforming and shooting within them.
- Actions-jump, shoot pink bullets (to shoot pink enemies) and shoot yellow bullets (to shoot yellow enemies).
- Slight puzzle elements sprinkled in.
- Online leaderboards.
- 3 chapters of normal levels.
- 3 chapters of special levels.
- Sensitivity slider.
- Don’t have to finish the game for the platinum trophy.
- 3 button controls.
- Really fast and easy Platinum trophy.
- Instant restarts.
- Collectible faces.
- Levels reward 3 stars based on time.
Cons:
- Don’t need to finish the game for the platinum trophy.
- Special levels are just normal levels with like one difference.
- Sensitivity always feels too quick.
- Apes a lot of Lovely planets charms and mechanics but without the cutesy atmosphere.
- General movement feels like ice skating.
- Very short game.
- Stars feel redundant.
- No variation.
